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Hannah Buntrock continues to adapt to life in Memphis “Wait – you work for the Grizzlies?” That’s typically the response Hannah Buntrock gets when her occupation becomes the topic of conversation. Whether in the franchise’s city of Memphis, or in her hometown of Wittenberg, Wis., the revelation is usually met with some level of surprise. […]

MILWAUKEE – The Council of Chief Executive Officers, institution presidents, of the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference (NACC) today announced that they have made the difficult decision to postpone all conference regular-season competitions and championship events through December 31, 2020. Student-athletes at the member institutions were notified on Friday. “While we recognize this is disappointing news […]

With interests turning to outdoor activities this summer, Trista Holz Studios in Fond du Lac is inviting people to plan their walking routes to include a glimpse of its storefront art display, The Soul Box Project, organized by Marian University art professor Deb Bartelt and including contributions from Marian University students, who taught and explained […]

Results of the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN) have been released and 100% of Marian University’s May 2020 Traditional BSN Nursing graduates passed the test on their first attempt, beating the Wisconsin and national averages by a wide margin. To become a registered nurse, candidates must pass the NCLEX-RN, a computerized adaptive […]

Fond du Lac, Wis. is over 4,000 miles away from the islands of Hawaii, but for some Marian student-athletes, Wisconsin has become a second home. Marian University has students from across the world make their way to Wisconsin for the opportunity at higher education, but for Sabre athletics, senior AJ Rambaud and sophomore Dax Martin […]

Marian University Graphic Arts professor Tom Wallestad will virtually discuss “The Comics Medium and ‘Good Talk’” at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 15, on the Fond du Lac Public Library’s Facebook page, Facebook.com/FDLPL. Registration is required and starts today at fdlpl.org by clicking on Calendar. Having taught comic art and animation for more than 20 […]

Despite a lack of sporting events, Marian University athletics has still seen a lot of action in the past couple of weeks through the newly introduced eSports team. The Sabre eSports program was introduced just a couple of months ago in late March and has already been busy with action.  Marian has competed in League […]

WHITEWATER, Wis. – Four Marian University student-athletes have been named to the National TenPin Coaches Association (NTCA) all-academic team. A total of 380 student-athletes from 69 different institutions were honored for their excellence in the classroom.  In order to be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must maintain a grade-point average of at least 3.4 […]

As Cathy Mathweg prepares for the final day of what has been 30 years as a staff member at Marian University, the Associate Vice President for Mission and Dean, Academic Advising and Academic Services doesn’t feel like she’s been here that long. “Really, it’s not until I look at my 29-year-old son Joseph, or my […]

MILWAUKEE – A total of 106 Marian University student-athletes have been named to the NACC all-academic team announced the league office Tuesday. This marks the first time in school history Marian University has had more than 100 student-athletes recognized as all-academic by the NACC and marks the third consecutive year that the Sabres have had […]

Students seeking to transfer credits from any of Wisconsin’s 16 technical colleges to Marian University will have a much easier time in the future thanks to a historic, comprehensive agreement signed last week. Marian University is one of the private, nonprofit colleges and universities participating in the WAICU-WTCS Course Credit Transfer Agreement. “Streamlining the process […]

Regarded as one of the best collegiate summer leagues, Marian University baseball has seen an uptick in the number of student-athletes they send to the Northwoods League in recent history. The Northwoods League (NWL) is comprised of 22 teams and is known for its storied past of serving as a training ground for coaches, umpires, […]

Industrial-organizational psychology involves the study of human behavior in groups in the workplace. During a crisis such as the COVID-19 outbreak, industrial-organizational psychology could better prepare business owners with insight into developing a productive remote work environment, becoming a better virtual manager, and using best practices to engage employees. To help businesses in these areas, […]

Nearly 400 students were named to the Marian University Dean’s List for academic achievement for the 2020 spring semester. The Dean’s List is published two times each year with the names of all full-time students who have earned a minimum 3.5 grade point average. Students making Marian’s Dean’s List are: Jackson Allsop, Okauchee, WI Alejandro […]

Under the leadership of Dr. Kimberly Udlis, the Wisconsin Nursing School has improved a strong program with updated curriculum and more than $1 million in nurse-training technology The nursing school at Marian University, one of the highest-rated and most affordable private schools in Wisconsin, has made a remarkable number of recent accomplishments. They include updating […]

Marian University freshman Amber Kissinger has received a $1,000 scholarship from Rotary International, a service organization that provides humanitarian service and works to advance peace around the world. The Campbellsport High School graduate was selected because of her demonstration of Rotary International’s “Service Above Self” philosophy throughout the application process.

Dr. Anthony Dallmann-Jones, director of the At-Risk and Alternative Education graduate program at Marian University, has released his latest book “How to Connect with Students At-Risk: Creating learning environments for teacher and student success” on Amazon. The book, written for all concerned educators and parents, covers how society can respond and save our at-risk youth, […]

Adult learners face unique challenges that often include balancing a job, family, and education. They want online master’s degree programs that can boost their career to the next level. But they also want schools to take into account their time constraints, learning style, and experience. Marian University kept these issues in mind when creating the […]

Marian University softball has announced the annual Mondays at Marian camp will begin Monday, July 6, and run every Monday until July 27. The camp will be broken down into two age groups with kids entering 8th to 12th grade running from 10 a.m. to noon, and kids entering 3rd to 7th grade following from […]

Teaching attracts people who have a burning desire to make a difference in the world. Nowhere can they achieve that goal better than when working with at-risk students. On any given day, the job can involve saving lives, changing communities, and standing up as a champion for someone who might otherwise never finish school. It’s […]